• No, creating an account on Private Capital HQ is free. The only obligation is that you are an accredited investorDefined in Rule 501 of Regulation D to refer to investors wh... More (SEC Accredited Investor Definition) and we will verify this with a call. Once approved, you will be allowed to begin browsing passive ownership investment properties at your own convenience.

• • We understand and respect the fact that your 1031 Like-Kind Exchange is an important but stressful financial decision and we have the resources, experience and investing efficiency to be there for you throughout the process. Please feel free to reach out to either by phone (781) 235 – 4417 or email (info@privatecapitalhq.com).

• No. Our firm works with your team– your qualified intermediaryAlso called: intermediary, QI, accommodator, facilitator, or... More, attorney, accountant, etc. in coordinating your exchange. The qualified intermediaryAlso called: intermediary, QI, accommodator, facilitator, or... More is the person/firm that will be holding the funds (the seller cannot take constructive receiptExercising control over your exchange funds or other propert... More). When you’re ready to complete your exchange, you and your team review your closing statement and you authorize your qualified intermediaryAlso called: intermediary, QI, accommodator, facilitator, or... More to transfer your 1031 funds directly to the title company where the closing takes place.

• Yes, we are a full-service wealth management firm that can handle all aspects of a client’s wealth management needs. Some advisors do not help with the real estate component of their clients’ investments. We are able to help with wealth management, estate planning, financial planning, insurance, real estate and college planning.

• • Anyone can view our general site. However if you want to see any replacement properties you will need to be an Accredited InvestorDefined in Rule 501 of Regulation D to refer to investors wh... More (SEC Accredited Investor Definition). An Accredited InvestorDefined in Rule 501 of Regulation D to refer to investors wh... More includes anyone who: a) earned income that exceeded $200,000 (or $300,000 together with a spouse) in each of the prior two years, and reasonably expects the same for the current year, OR b) has a net worth over $1 million, either alone or together with a spouse (excluding the value of the person’s primary residence).

ACCREDITED ENTITY – A private business development company or an organization with assets exceeding $5 million.